- Until sin be bitter,
Christ will not be sweet.
Thomas Watson (1668)
The cross once seen
is death to every vice.
William Cowper (1835)
The tear of repentance is shed by the eye of faith, and faith, as it weeps, stands beneath the cross.
Horatius Bonar? (1880s)
Let them that will, repent, that Christ may do for them.
I believe what Christ hath done for me, that I may repent.
Thomas Boston (1720s)
A discovery of Christ
in the light of the Spirit,
wastes, weakens and withers
the body of sin.
Ebenezer Erskine (1730s)
If you will remember Christ's love, you will be lifted up from your crookedness, and made straight.
C.H. Spurgeon (1890)
Live in Christ, die in Christ, and then flesh need not fear death.
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Living the American Dream in the UK?
How we live tells us what we are living for. This little video is such a challenge to the UK ideal of a comfortable life. The message is aimed at Americans but the message is as relevant here as the … Continue reading
Posted in Total Church
Tagged don't waste your life, life goals, living for?, poverty, purpose, purpose driven church, Purpose driven life, sacrifice
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Liturgy for the Sermon on the Mount
I’m preaching through the sermon on the mount and as always have liturgy to match the sermon series. I’ve used Jesus’ sermon structure to pattern what we say: the beatitudes, the law, confession. Remember us, O Lord, When you come … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Trinity, Means of Grace
Tagged Beatitudes, Confession, Liturgy, Prayer, Sermon on the mount, the law
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High Jump, law and grace.
I used to be a high jumper. I loved the competition. I’d start with the bar and at 1.85m which is just over 6 feet. The bar would then rise by 2 inches or 5cm at a time. And my … Continue reading
Reaching the Unreached – Session 5 – Pete Jackson
Here are my notes from last week’s Reaching the Unreached conference, probably the best Christian conference I’ve been on. If you weren’t there, the videos will be posted on the RTU blog. As with all my conference notes, these are … Continue reading
Posted in Conference notes
Tagged Inner city, Inner City Ministry, Pete Jackson, reaching the unreached
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Reaching the Unreached – Session 4 – Change is possible
Here are my notes from last week’s Reaching the Unreached conference, probably the best Christian conference I’ve been on. If you weren’t there, the videos will be posted on the RTU blog. As with all my conference notes, these are … Continue reading
Reaching the Unreached – Session 3 – Duncan Forbes
Here are my notes from last week’s Reaching the Unreached conference, probably the best Christian conference I’ve been on. If you weren’t there, the videos will be posted on the RTU blog. As with all my conference notes, these are … Continue reading
Reaching the Unreached – Session 2 – Tim Chester
Here are my notes from last week’s Reaching the Unreached conference, probably the best Christian conference I’ve been on. If you weren’t there, the videos will be posted on the RTU blog. As with all my conference notes, these are … Continue reading
Reaching the Unreached Conference 2011 – Session 1 Andy Mason
Here are my notes from last week’s Reaching the Unreached conference, probably the best Christian conference I’ve been on. If you weren’t there, the videos will be posted on the RTU blog. As with all my conference notes, these are … Continue reading
Oak Hill School of Theology – session 2 notes – Luke-Acts
These are my sketchy notes from the second of four lectures given by David Peterson at the Oak Hill School of Theology 2011: The renewal of Israel in Luke-Acts Introduction Last Supper account “new covenant” reflects the new heart, forgiveness … Continue reading
Oak Hill School of Theology 2011 – session 1 notes
It was a good day at Oak Hill School of Theology yesterday. Former college principal, David Peterson, traced the biblical theological threads of Jeremiah 31:31-34 (new covenant, new heart, law written on the heart, knowledge of God and definitive forgiveness … Continue reading


